Valeria
Piccioni
Valeria studied Architecture at Politecnico di Milano and completed her Master of Science in Building Technology at Delft University of Technology in 2019. During her studies and in her thesis, she focused on performance-driven design and digital fabrication applied to the building envelope. In 2020 joined the Chair of Architecture and Building Systems at ITA as a PhD researcher within the NCCR dfab.
Work Topic
AM allows entirely rethinking not only shape and form but also the functional performance of facades which can be influenced by the levels of geometry, material, and computational process. In a collaborative effort, we research the foundations of future multi-performance facades using integrated computational design and manufacturing processes.
Role in the NCCR Digital Fabrication
Affiliation
Project
Integrative Facade Systems
NCCR publications
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A multiscale approach to 3D-printed facades: energy, daylight, environmental impact (2024)
- Date: 01.01.2024
- Authors: Valeria Piccioni
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- Date: 01.10.2023
- Authors: Dr. Ina Cheibas, Prof. Dr. Ena Lloret-Fritschi, Valeria Piccioni, Dr. Matthias Leschok, Prof. Benjamin Dillenburger, Prof. Dr. Arno Schlüter, Prof. Fabio Gramazio, Prof. Matthias Kohler
- Event: 18th Advanced Building Skins Conference & Expo
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3D printing facades: Design, fabrication, and assessment methods (2023)
- Date: 01.08.2023
- Authors: Dr. Matthias Leschok, Dr. Ina Cheibas, Valeria Piccioni, Bharath Seshadri, Prof. Dr. Arno Schlüter, Prof. Fabio Gramazio, Prof. Matthias Kohler, Prof. Benjamin Dillenburger
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- Date: 24.03.2023
- Authors: Valeria Piccioni, Dr. Matthias Leschok, Lars Oliver Grobe, Stephen Wasilewski, Bharath Seshadri, Illias Hischier, Prof. Dr. Arno Schlüter
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- Date: 01.01.2023
- Authors: Valeria Piccioni, Dr. Matthias Leschok, Dr. Gearóid Lydon, Dr. Ina Cheibas, Illias Hischier, Prof. Benjamin Dillenburger, Prof. Matthias Kohler, Prof. Fabio Gramazio, Arno Schlueter
- Event: SBE 2023 Thessaloniki "Sustainable Built Environments: Paving the Way for Archiving the Targets of 2030 and Beyond"